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Transmasc Art
Transmasc ArtJul 11, 2026
testing this out
trying out leaflet so i'm testing it to see how it works!
testing
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web Accessibility
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web AccessibilityJun 30, 2026
Contributing a Calavera integration
Project Calavera is a CLI tool that scaffolds linters, formatters, AI tooling, and common project infrastructure for web projects. Calavera ❤️ Vite. This post walks through the full contribution path for a new integration, using the Varlock PR as a concrete example.
frontend-engineering-explainednodejs
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Test 456Jun 27, 2026
Far Far Away
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic lif...
testing
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web Accessibility
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web AccessibilityJun 21, 2026
How To Think About Unit Tests, With Vitest
A practical guide to thinking about what to test and why, using Vitest as my tool of choice. Covers the happy path, conditionals, purity, and the limits of code coverage as a measure of test quality.
testing
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web Accessibility
Schalk Neethling - Open Web, Open Source, and Web AccessibilityJun 12, 2026
css-expect: browser-backed unit tests for CSS custom functions
css-expect enables you to write unit tests for your CSS @functions using the browser engine itself as the source of truth.
csstesting
subaud
subaudMay 29, 2026
Monitoring with Claude Code
Most of the now-playing kiosk was built with my autopilot workflow, which I've written about before. I describe a feature, it gets planned, built, and reviewed, and it ships. For most of the project that's the whole story. But the kiosk's job is to recognize records playing on a real turntable through a real audio chain, and the autopilot has no way to drop a needle and check that what it built actually works. For anything that touches the hardware, "the autopilot shipped it" isn't the same as "
now-playingclaude-code
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41May 21, 2026
The Evolution of Accessibility Testing: From Static Rules to Intelligent Automation
Static rules are fast, but they lack context. Explore how AI can enhance the full a11y testing workflow—from smarter scanning to intelligent triage and fixes.
aia11y
Gus's blog
Gus's blogMay 20, 2026
Integration testing with Nix
A nice abstraction (magical, even)
posttesting
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMay 18, 2026
Testing Go CLIs with testscript
How cmd/go's script tests led me to testscript, and how to use it for CLI tests that exercise argv, stdout, stderr, exit codes, and scratch files.
GoTesting
Isaac's Ramblings
Isaac's RamblingsMay 13, 2026
On tests and perceptual domain modelling
Knowing when you've tested enough depends on whether you can see the edges of your input space.
testingdomain-modelling
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41May 12, 2026
Beyond compliance: Building accessibility into quality with test automation
Learn how to move accessibility beyond compliance by embedding automated checks into CI pipelines, reducing regressions, and scaling inclusive quality with existing test automation workflows.
a11ytesting
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMay 10, 2026
A tour of txtar
txtar is a tiny plain-text archive format Russ Cox introduced in 2018 for multi-file test fixtures. The Go Playground, cmd/go's script tests, gopls's marker tests, and rsc.io/rf all reach for it.
GoTesting
Bits and bonnets
Bits and bonnetsMay 4, 2026
Eh
I guess it's alright
testing
subaud
subaudApr 24, 2026
Claude Code in a Crunch
I've been working with Claude Code long enough that the laughably bad time estimates have become background noise. Claude thinks a 90-second task takes 30 minutes. I ask it to plan a sprint that I know we can do in a few days and it thinks it will take weeks. It's annoying but easy to ignore. What's harder to ignore is what happens when you introduce a deadline — tell Claude it's end-of-sprint, a demo is tomorrow morning, something needs to ship today and the behavior changes. And because the
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Claude CodeAgents
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testing
wakest
wakestMar 26, 2026
hello mochott!
testing
Redowan's Reflections
Redowan's ReflectionsMar 23, 2026
Testing unary gRPC services in Go
How to test unary gRPC services in Go - handler logic, interceptors, deadlines, metadata propagation, and rich error details - all in-memory with bufconn.
GogRPC
TkDodo's blog
TkDodo's blogMar 23, 2026
Test IDs are an a11y smell
Users don't use data-testid, so why do your tests?
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Design SystemTesting
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41Mar 13, 2026
When AI helps with better detection in accessibility testing
Accessibility Cloud's ACAI adds AI to the detection phase of accessibility testing, helping teams identify issues that traditional rule-based scanners cannot.
aia11y
aria.coffee
aria.coffeeMar 7, 2026
This is a test post!
I am testing here
testing
Andrew Nesbitt
Andrew NesbittMar 1, 2026
Downstream Testing
Most library maintainers have no way to test against their dependents before releasing.
package-managerstesting
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41
Michaël Vanderheyden, UX & Accessibility Lead | Th3S4mur41Feb 24, 2026
Scroll-Driven Animations and Test Automation
Scroll-driven animations break test automation. Learn why SDAs cause false positives in accessibility testing and discover practical solutions.
csstesting
Alessandro Bahgat
Alessandro BahgatFeb 23, 2026
The Velocity Paradox
AI agents can generate code 100x faster, but for companies stuck in the "Unhappy Middle" — with legacy debt, bespoke frameworks, and zero slack — the bottleneck has shifted from writing code to verifying it. Here's how engineering leaders can cross the chasm by becoming gardeners, not janitors.
AITechnical Debt
fubits.dev
fubits.devFeb 21, 2026
Collection: Vitest & Svelte
Resources and learning materials for getting started with Vitest in Svelte & SvelteKit
SvelteSvelteKit